Skeletal/Joints

Question 0

adduction

Answer 0

bringing toward the midline

Question 1

abduction

Answer 1

movement away from the midline

Question 2

amphiarthroses

Answer 2

joints designed for strength and flexibility

Question 3

angular movements

Answer 3

flexion, extension, hyperextension, dorsiflexion, planterflexing, abduction, adduction

Question 4

appositional growth

Answer 4

cells in the perichondrium secrete matrix against the external face of existing cartilage

Question 5

articular cartilage

Answer 5

covers the ends of long bones

Question 6

atlas

Answer 6

c1 of the cervical vertebrae, allows you to move your head back and fourth

Question 7

axial skeleton

Answer 7

cut off the arms, legs, its the chest area

Question 8

axis

Answer 8

c2 of the cervical vertebrae

Question 9

ball and socket joint

Answer 9

idk

Question 10

blood forming tissue

Answer 10

idk

Question 11

bony matrix

Answer 11

idk

Question 12

bursae

Answer 12

idk

Question 13

bursitis

Answer 13

an inflammation of a bursa, usually caused by a blow or friction

Question 14

calcaneous

Answer 14

heel of the foot. weight bearing, balance

Question 15

carpals

Answer 15

located in the wrist, short bone, allow things to slip and slide over them

Question 16

cervical vertebrae

Answer 16

very top of the neck, nota whole lot of protection

Question 17

clavicle

Answer 17

long bone, double curved, keeps arm away from chest

Question 18

cribiform plate & crista galli

Answer 18

forms part of the nasal cavity and floor of the cranial cavity

Question 19

ethmoid and parts

Answer 19

forms part of the nasal cavity and floor of the cranial cavity, attachment, passage way for nerves and blood vessels
parts: superior nasal concha, middle nasal concha, crista galli, cribiform plate, perpendicular plate of the ethmoid bone

Question 20

femur

Answer 20

thigh, weight bearing
parts: head of the femur, neck of the femur, great trochanter, lesser trochanter, medial condyle, lateral condyle, medial epicondyle, lateral epicondyle

Question 21

fibula

Answer 21

stabilizes the ankle, non-weight bearing

Question 22

foramen magnum

Answer 22

part of the occipital bone, spinal cord goes through this

Question 23

frontal bone and parts

Answer 23

protects the brain, forms the forehead parts the orbital of the eye and brow ridge
parts: superciliary ridge, supraorbital foramen, glabella, supraorbital margin, orbital plate, frontal sinus, nasal spine

Question 24

hyoid

Answer 24

movable base for the tongue and attachment point for the neck muscles that raise and lower larynx

Question 25

lacrimal bone and parts

Answer 25

makes of medians portion of the eye, causes your nose to run | parts: lacrimal sacs, nasal lacrimal ducts

Question 26

lamboid suture line

Answer 26

suture line on the occipital bone. meets with the sagittal and squamos suture line

Question 27

lumbar vertebrae

Answer 27

protect the end of the spinal cord, weight bearing and form part of the pelvic cavity

Question 28

mandible and parts

Answer 28

forms the lower jaw, muscle attachment and passageway for nerves and blood vessels parts: alveolar process of the mandible, mental foramen, ramus, body of the mandible, coronoid process of the mandible, mandibular condyle, mandibular arch

Question 29

maxilla and parts

Answer 29

forms part of the upper jaw, eye socket, and passageway for nerve and blood vessels parts: anterior nasal spine, alveolar process of the maxilla, zygomatic process of the maxilla, frontal process of the maxilla, infraorbital foramen, tuverosity, maxillary sinuses, palatine process of the maxilla

Question 30

middle nasal concha

Answer 30

between the sphenoid bone and nasal bone

Question 31

nasal bone

Answer 31

protection

Question 32

occipital bone and parts

Answer 32

protect posterior part of brain, provides passageway for spinal cord and nerves parts: external occipital protuberance of the occipital bone, foramen magnum, occipital condyles of the occipital bone

Question 33

radius and parts

Answer 33

allows you to rotate your arm (wrist) | parts: head of he radius, surgical neck, radial tuverosity, stylloid process of the radius

Question 34

ramus

Answer 34

part of the mandible. Articulates with zygomatic bone

Question 35

sacrum

Answer 35

weight bearing and forms part of the pelvic cavity

Question 36

sagittal suture line

Answer 36

top of the skull dividing the parietal bone. comes in contact with the coronal and lamboid suture line

Question 37

scapula and parts

Answer 37

protection, major muscle attachment site. | parts: scapular spine, gelnoid fossa, acromioon process if the scapula, coracoid process of the scapula

Question 38

sella turcia

Answer 38

part of the sphenoid bone

Question 39

sphenoid bone

Answer 39

forms the base of the cranium, passageway for cranial nerves and blood vessels, protects protuttiory, only skull bone that articulates parts: lesser wings, great wings, body of the sphenoid, sella turcica, optic foramen, sphenoidal sinuses

Question 40

spine

Answer 40

cervical and thoracic vertebrae allows us for movement of the back